Category : Search result: Left Wing Extremism Chhattisgarh


Bastar villages apply for 'Naxal-free' Ilwat status

Villages in Chhattisgarh's Bastar division are voluntarily seeking the 'Naxal-free' Ilwat tag for development grants. Govt drafts SOP to verify genuine cases amidst a surge in applications.

19-Year-Old Raped by 5 Men in Chhattisgarh; 2 Held

A 19-year-old woman was allegedly gang-raped by five men, including a driver of a police vehicle, in Chhattisgarh's Balod district. Two suspects have been detained. Read the full report.

RDX Bomb Threat Emails Evacuate 3 Chhattisgarh Courts

Anonymous emails threatening suicide attacks with RDX-based IEDs forced the evacuation of three district courts in Chhattisgarh. Police conducted extensive searches but found no explosives. Read the full details.

26 Maoists surrender in Sukma under rehab scheme

In a major blow to Maoist network, 26 cadres, including commanders linked to deadly attacks, surrendered in Sukma. They will receive rehabilitation benefits under Chhattisgarh's policy. Read more.

SC: Naxal success needs courts, not just arrests

Supreme Court stresses speedy trials for Naxal cases, grants interim bail to Gadchiroli blast accused. Highlights infrastructure gaps as Amit Shah vows to end extremism. Read more.

Major Berlin blackout after fire, 45,000 homes affected

A fire on a cable bridge in Berlin caused a massive power outage, leaving thousands without electricity and heat in freezing conditions. Authorities suspect arson by left-wing extremists. Read the full story.

14 Maoists Killed in Sukma, Bijapur Encounters

Security forces eliminate 14 Maoists in separate encounters in Chhattisgarh's Bastar region. Key commander among those neutralized. Read for full details on the operation.

12+ Naxalites Killed in Bastar Encounter

Security forces eliminate over 12 Naxalites in a fierce encounter in Sukma district's forests. Read the full details of the anti-Naxal operation in Chhattisgarh.

Shah: Modi Govt Ensured Peace in LWE, J&K, NE in 10 Years

Home Minister Amit Shah, at a massive police graduation in Panchkula, declared India has conquered long-standing security threats under PM Modi. He urged new recruits to lead the fight against drugs and cybercrime.

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